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Do all the targets feel off to you or just some/occasionally?
And are they consistent for you or does it vary each play?
Do you notice any performance issues that might be contributing?
Just an idea, maybe have a sensitivity slider in game if possible?
I feel like the targets when they got close to the electric grid are not always on song beat, hard to pin down the feeling.
Its like when im shooting them when they are close enough its not on beat so to speak? I might be thinking of the beat of the singing compared to the instrument beat perhaps, now that i think about it when for instance playing Beat Saber, the targets came a lot of the time in tune with the singing portion and not always with the background beat.
Its definately not all targets.
The targets also linger to long after being considered Misses on the electric grid, meaning i try to shoot them and get a miss since i was to late (even tho the visual showed me otherwise, i see me shooting at the still visible target).
Think a fade when the targets hit the grid, until they dissapear (being misses), might convey the timing better.
Otherwise latency or other performance issues i dont know, would have to get the overlay on and look.
We've had similar feedback on the 'feedback' we give re: late targets/warning time. Still trying some ideas for that but it's on the short list for improvements.
If you can point us to any specific time in a song/difficulty where it feels off we can certainly dig into it a bit deeper. If it's a recruit chart my guess is it's either a perception thing (singing vs instrumentals beat) like you suggested or performance/lag related as we've had a lot of play tests on those, but it's still possible we have some off beat (or some times where a specific song recording is off beat but the target was placed on beat).
Are you playing on Linux or Windows? Could be some slight audio lag through whatever audio stack you have too. That gives me an idea: we might want to consider adding an audio offset setting in the game.
Ill try a couple more songs, maybe ill be able to give you a better answer.
Yes, it was on recruit.